-The Ministry of Works and Transport has announced the appointment of Escher Luanda as the new chairperson of the Air Namibia Board of Directors.
-Namibia is hosting the International Civil Aviation Organisation technical workshop to look at issues of air transport facilitation policies and capacity building solutions.
-Air Namibia has rewarded the winners of Miss Namibia with flight vouchers worth N$100 000.
-Air Namibia has accrued a debt of N$522 million to the Namibia Airports Company which affects the ability of the company to execute its mandate.
-Air Namibia is no longer commercially viable.
-Air Namibia has suspended the Windhoek-Lagos-Accra route as from Friday.
-Disciplinary hearings for four Air Namibia crew members, who delayed a flight for over six hours, from Johannesburg to Namibia, due to excessive alcohol consumption, will start as early as next week.
A new business model is being formulated for Air Namibia to ensure that the State-owned entity breaks even within three years.
-Air Namibia will resume its flights to Harare and Victoria Falls this Sunday.
Air Namibia plans to introduce a new route from Accra in Ghana to London in the United Kingdom. This will be an extension of its Windhoek-Accra-Lagos route which it re-launched recently.
